Over 86% of surveyed health care providers are short on IV fluidsFederal efforts are underway to alleviate IV fluid supply chain issues and encourage conservation practices among healthcare providers.
Medicaid could bolster - or reshape - US homeless policy | Cornell ChronicleMedicaid and health systems are increasingly investing in addressing homelessness, potentially impacting traditional governance and funding structures.
Tackling antimicrobial resistance needs a tailored approach - four specialists weigh inAntimicrobial resistance significantly impacts newborns in low-income countries, exacerbated by a lack of reliable data and skewed treatment practices.
Rebels and the Innovation of HealthcareHealthcare innovation often comes from individuals outside the medical profession who address system shortcomings creatively.
A baby boomer from Baltimore moved to Germany 19 years ago and plans to retire there. He says free healthcare and quality of life are better than in the US.Many Americans, like Jeffrey Park, are choosing to retire abroad for better quality of life and healthcare.The trend of moving abroad is often linked to empty-nester couples seeking new opportunities.
How little Denmark got homegrown giant Novo Nordisk to lower Ozempic pricesPharmaceutical pricing conflicts raise challenges globally, as Denmark struggles to afford Novo Nordisk's drugs despite their local production.
Nature's Remedy Validated: Saline Nasal Sprays in Cold & Flu StudyOver-the-counter nasal sprays may offer support during seasonal health challenges, potentially reducing reliance on conventional treatments.
Cyber-attack on London hospitals to take many months' to resolveThe cyber-attack on NHS systems in London is likely to take many months to resolve.